Posted by Dave H (MI) on October 21, 2011 at 18:47:27 from (66.87.4.30):
In Reply to: IH #10 cart posted by NC JEFF on October 21, 2011 at 11:19:31:
IH made a LOT of wagons and trailers for many different uses. I am not going to tell you what you have but will tell you what I have found. None of the sales literature I looked at designated a number (such as #10) to the Cub Trailer. They simply called it a Cub Trailer. If there were a number, and there probably was for the tag, #10 would have been right in sequence as the next larger one I found was a #30 if I remember correctly. This is from the IH trailer literature and the Loboy and Cub sales literature. The latter designated the cub trailer as having 6-16 tires. If it is for a Cub I have seen a wide range of sales prices topping off with the one at RPRU in Indiana a couple years ago. It was in four figures at the auction and was in excellent shape. I think for a good one unrestored that $500-$900 would not be out of the question. Cub and Cub related items are extremely collectable.
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